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12-Aug-2002
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bonsai who?
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drum bunjin type pots
hi,
I was reading a caption under a tree, though i forgot where, and they introduced the tree and stated it was in an iron (or steel) drum pot. Now i am no genius or anything but where they talking about the style and look (ie color) or was it a genuine rusty iron bonsai pot? Also is there a particular store that y'all have found that sell a particularly good selection of drum bunjin type pots? alright, good day bye mike |
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12-Aug-2002
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Was the caption on a tree posted here or elsewhere. I posted a shohin pine here about 6 months ago that looked like armour. Very interesting pot.
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12-Aug-2002
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It would have been a ceramic pot in the shape of a drum, usually with some clay "rivets" along the middle or perhaps both edges.
You might try www.bonsaimonk.com (Bonsai by the Monastery) Regards, Matt
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13-Aug-2002
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bonsai who?
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BonsaiAl, i am most sure it was elseware, the caption that i saw, and the caption specifically stated a metal (steel or iron) before the words drum pot. I'll find the caption so i can put this to rest. I looked for the post you mention and foound one with your pride and joy on it, that is a very nice pot as is that old one on tthe bottom of the page 1 post.
Matt thanx for the link, I will check it out. Speaking of monasteries, that don't seem like too bad an option in life sometimes. But let me get this straight.... You have never seen a bonsai pot constructed of real steel or iron. Correct or incorrect. THanks for replying good day mike |
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13-Aug-2002
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No, I have never seen any metal bonsai pots of any kind.
Regards, Matt
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13-Aug-2002
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In Georgia, I grew a couple of swamp cypress in a couple of pie tins with a holes in the middle of 'em.
Does that count?  -Old Mister (I don't think they were particularly happy in there, though.)
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